Disney On Ice

It's our first time to watch Disney On Ice and we loved it! I was hesitant to book at first because tickets are pricey considering that we want to get front row seats but it was so worth it! We'll definitely watch again next year.

This was right in front of us and it was magical!

If you're wondering and planning, here are some tips and experiences that I can share with you:

1. Book Tickets as early as possible if you want to get the best seats. We wanted to get front row seats in the middle but none was available anymore.

2. Purchase tickets in SM Department Store or SM Cinema Ticket Counter. I checked the seats availability online but I bought the tickets from the Department Store because I wanted to save 300 pesos. Yup, there is actually a fee of 100 pesos when you purchase your tickets online. That's 100 pesos per ticket. I'm buying 3 tickets so that's 300. Besides, you would still need to claim the tickets after purchasing online so it's just almost the same process.

Here are some of the prices but it may change so this is just a reference.

Front Row 5,550

SVIP 3,280

VIP 2,650

You can also check the prices and seat plan on SM Tickets.

3. Choose your seats wisely. Like I mentioned earlier, we wanted front row, middle seats.  Front row because we want our daughter to see the characters up close. Middle because that's basically where the performers are facing. However, we got front row corner, left of the stage (118). It wasn't bad actually since the performers move around and face all sides. Aside from this, we were right in front of the corner elevated part of the ice skating ring where characters would stop and pose. Our daughter was able to interact with the characters and she was even chosen to join the tag game for Tangled. She was sooo happy! So, if you ask me, convince the little ones to save for this instead of buying another toy and go for the front row seats!

This is how close we are seated from the ice skating ring.

Who wouldn't like a high five from Tigger?

Beauty & The Beast 

4. Dress up your little ones. Aside from the fact that the kids love dressing up, the hosts and staff chose kids who are in costume to participate in the show. So, why not, right?

I honestly don't like buying expensive costumes when I know my daughter will only use it once or twice,
so I went for Frozen inspired OOTD. 😉

The tag game for Tangled show.

5. Don't waste your time lining up for the food or souvenirs, there are show breaks and you can buy snacks during those times.


I think these are all you need to know. Hope this helps! Here are some more videos to show how magical it was.